The large animal campus of the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine Our Field Service treats 37,000 patients a year on local farms.
New Bolton Center is the large-animal hospital and campus of the Veterinary School of the University of Pennsylvania, located on nearly 700 acres in Kennett Square, PA. New Bolton Center opened at this location in 1952, and now includes more than 70 buildings for teaching, research and clinical services. New Bolton Center hospital handles more than 4,000 patient visits a year. New Bolton Center ho
spital has played a pivotal role in the development of many specialties that define large-animal medicine today. Our services include anesthesia, cardiology, diagnostic laboratories, emergency/critical care, equine performance evaluation, farrier services, imaging, internal medicine, ophthalmology, reproduction and surgery. The New Bolton Center campus also includes the Marshak Dairy, which has a herd of 200 milking cows, and the Swine Teaching and Research Center, known for its innovative housing model for sows. Penn Vet is a global leader in veterinary medicine education, research, and clinical care. Founded in 1884, Penn Vet is the only veterinary school developed in association with a medical school. The school is a proud member of the One Health Initiative, linking human, animal, and environmental health.
✨Congratulations to this crew for completing their advanced clinical training!🎉
The time comes again when we must say goodbye to our incredible House Officers at Penn Vet’s New Bolton Center. Thank you for your hard work, long nights, and tireless dedication. 💙❤️
🎉 Congratulations to Sue McDonnell, PhD, adjunct professor of Reproduction and Behavior and head of the Equine Behavior Program at Penn Vet’s New Bolton Center, on receiving the National Association of Equine Affiliated Academics - NAEAA 2024 Don Henneke Educational Impact Award. 🐎
🌟The award recognizes individuals who have made substantial, educational contributions within the equine industry.
🌟McDonnell was selected for her research and knowledge of equine behavior, which has advanced the application of evidence-based practices within the horse sector.
🔗Get all the details at: https://bit.ly/3VUOubp
Reporting trackside!🐎🏆
🩺New Bolton Center’s Kris Smith, VMD, poultry welfare resident; Sarah Rassler, VMD, dairy production fellow; and Sarah Ciamillo, DVM, surgery resident, had a blast working as veterinarians at Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore, MD, for the 149th Preakness stakes.
⚡️Meet the new Penn Vet scientists on the cutting edge.
🔬Building on our enduring commitment to reimagining the boundaries of veterinary science, we recently welcomed 20 faculty members who are pursuing new areas of multidisciplinary research and next-generation clinical care.
💥We caught up with five of these promising game-changers in Bellwether magazine to share their personal passions and what ignites their pursuit of “what’s next” in the profession.
🔗From trailblazing targeted cancer therapies to racing pigeons, find out more: https://bit.ly/3VsFPh6
🎉 We had an amazing time at this year’s Willowdale Steeplechase!
Thank you, Willowdale Steeplechase, for your continued support of Penn Vet New Bolton Center and the Stroud Water Research Center. Here's to many more strides toward equine health! 🐎💙
🐎 Does your horse suffer from osteoarthritis in the fetlock, carpal, or coffin joint? 🤔
⚡️New Bolton Center’s Kyla Ortved, DVM, PhD, associate professor of large animal surgery and clinician scientist, is recruiting for an exciting new clinical trial investigating the effectiveness of gene therapy to reduce lameness in qualifying horses.
🩺 Participants will receive free exams, bloodwork, and imaging (PET and CT) scans.
🔗 See if your horse qualifies and enroll today by visiting: enrollyourhorse.com
🌸 Summer is full of new beginnings – just like the latest edition of Bellwether magazine!
🌟From trailblazing new faculty to cutting-edge clinical care to the power of mentorship, we are taking a look at “what's next” for veterinary medicine.
🔗Get the scoop: https://bit.ly/454jjhD
🎉 Congratulations, V’24: you have officially earned your stripes (and stethoscopes)! 🎓🩺
From countless hours studying to mastering clinics, your hard work has paid off, and we couldn’t be prouder. Join us in congratulating this extraordinary class of veterinarians! 🥳
🔗 Watch Commencement live: https://bit.ly/3ysqCnc.
🌿 is about celebrating and protecting our native ecosystem, like this family of Allegheny woodrats! 🐭✨
🤝The Pennsylvania Game Commission, The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore, and Penn Vet’s Wildlife Futures Program have joined forces to rebuild struggling populations of Allegheny woodrats.
🌱These pups will soon be released back into the wild to strengthen subsequent generations of woodrats.
Read more about the project: https://bit.ly/3V1DCJl
🌷 Happy Mother’s Day from the NICU! 🤗
Today, we celebrate those in the community who gracefully juggle patient care, veterinary training, and caring for their families. Your compassion and dedication inspire us every day! 💖
Photo 1: Zesty and Foal
Photo 2: Dazzle and Dazzle 24
Photo 3: Lady Pomeroy and Foal
Photo 4: Ms Dinkles and Biscoff
🥳 Congratulations to all the faculty and students recognized at this year’s SAVMA Student Teaching Awards! ✨
Held annually, the event honors members of the Penn Vet community across a variety of categories voted on by the student body.
🔗 For the full list of honorees, visit: https://bit.ly/3xZTFhP
A bittersweet goodbye! 👋❤️
🧺 Earlier this week, the Penn Vet New Bolton Center community hosted a sendoff picnic for 4th-year students on clinical rotation at our hospital to celebrate and say goodbye to the soon-to-be veterinarians. 🎓🩺
🤗 As we bid farewell to V'24, we want to express our heartfelt gratitude for your contributions during your time here. We will miss you, but we are also excited to see where life takes you after graduation!
🔗 For more information, or to watch Commencement live, visit: https://bit.ly/3WuK90t
Rehabilitation is vital to getting your equine athlete back up to speed. 🐎
🔓Unlock the secrets to successful rehabilitation by joining us and Kara Brown, VMD, DACVSMR, assistant professor of equine sports medicine and rehabilitation, for the latest installment of our virtual First Tuesday Lecture Series: Rehabilitation in Animal Athletes.
This event is free and open to the public. 🌟
🐎 Rehabilitation in Animal Athletes
🗓️ Tuesday, May 7, 2024, 6:30 – 7:30 pm
🔗Register today: https://bit.ly/3ZvrrVE
🦉 All out for Barn Owls! ✨
🌳 Last week, in collaboration with Delaware Nature Society, ZooAmerica, and Millersville University, Penn Vet's Wildlife Futures Program invited the Kennett Square community to New Bolton Center's campus to learn about one of our wild neighbors, the Barn Owl.
🍽️ Participants had the unique opportunity to engage with experts, discussing the decline of the barn owl population. Diving in, they also dissected barn owl pellets, gaining insights into the owl's diet and the ongoing research at the Wildlife Futures Laboratory.
🧪 Our team has been diligently testing owl pellets for rodenticides, a non-invasive method of monitoring the owl's health.
🔗 Learn more about the Wildlife Futures program: https://bit.ly/3xxuYG0
📣 Calling all service or therapy horse owners: Get a free eye exam! 👀
🤗 We are delighted to announce that throughout May, qualifying equines can receive complimentary eye screening exams as part of the ACVO National Service Animal Eye Exam Event, sponsored by Epicure Pharma.
☎️ To see if your horse qualifies and to schedule an appointment, call Penn Vet New Bolton Center’s Ophthalmology service at 610-925-6111.
Celebrating excellence in education! 🎉
Two treasured Penn Vet faculty members were honored earlier this week during a special awards reception hosted by Penn's Office of the Provost.
🌟 Julie Engiles, VMD, professor of pathology, received the Lindback Award for Distinguished Teaching, a prestigious honor shared with just three other faculty members from across Penn's health schools.
🌟 Nancy Gartland, MS, EdD, adjunct professor of biomedical sciences, was among the select few to receive the Provost's Award for Teaching Excellence.
🏆 These awards are well-deserved recognition of Engiles and Gartland's remarkable dedication and impact, serving as a testament to their outstanding contributions to our academic community.
🔗 Learn more about the awardees: https://bit.ly/4d5C4oA
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🎧🐴 Saddle up for an immersive journey into the world of equine rehabilitation with Penn Vet New Bolton Center’s very own expert, Kara Brown, VMD, assistant professor of equine sports medicine and rehabilitation, on the latest episode of Veterinary Vertex!
👀 Get a peek into the considerations veterinarians face and the guidance horse owners need, when nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAID) are part of the treatment equation. 💊
Listen now: https://bit.ly/4cQIQyx
Discover how single-dose nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs in horses have no impact on concentrations of cytokines or growth factors in autologous protein solution and platelet-rich plasma as we chat with Kara Brown on Veterinary Vertex. Our co...
🎉 Did you hear the latest news? 🌟 Penn Vet is on the rise! 🚀
We've climbed three spots in the QS 2024 World Rankings, now proudly standing at #6 globally - and one of the top three veterinary schools in the United States!
But here’s the real story…we’ve jumped up nine spots over the past three years.💥 From #15 in 2021 to #6 now, talk about unstoppable momentum. 💪
Here’s to 2025, and closing in on #3, #2, and #1!
The gang goes to a Phillies game! ⚾️
Last week, more than 350 members of the Penn Vet community gathered at Citizens Bank Park for a showdown of baseball and ballpark bites. Even though the Phils did not reign victorious, we still had an out-of-the-park time. 🏆
🌟 The grand slam of the night? Watching Kathryn Lenker, V'24, who organized the outing, step up to the mound and throw the ceremonial first pitch!
As excitement builds around today’s solar eclipse, you might be wondering how the phenomenon will affect horses and livestock.
Penn Vet New Bolton Center’s Ann DiPastina, DVM, assistant professor of clinical food animal field service, and Emily Rule, VMD, assistant professor of clinical field service-equine, spoke to Lancaster Farming about what owners and farmers in the path of totality can expect, and how to ensure your animals’ safety.
Livestock owners shouldn't be too concerned about how their animals will react to April 8's total solar eclipse, but observing their behaviors could come in handy in scientific research.
🎉 Congratulations to our own Dipti Pitta, PhD, for this amazing recognition of her innovative, climate-forward research!
Ruminating on the future of farming 🐮🌾
🎉 A momentous achievement for Penn Vet’s Dipti Pitta, PhD, the Mark Whittier and Lila Griswold Allam Associate Professor of Ruminant Nutrition, who has been awarded a distinguished $508K grant from Gerstner Philanthropies.
🚀 This grant will propel Pitta’s research in understanding the complexities of rumen function, with the ultimate aim of curbing methane emissions.
“Methane is a contributor to rising land temperatures across the world, and it’s important that we pursue methods that can significantly reduce methane emissions,” said Pitta. 🌡️
“Developing innovative mitigation strategies to reduce enteric methane formation, while working at the interface of microbiology, agriculture, and dairy nutrition, is the primary area of my research.”
Pitta presented her latest research at last week’s Society of Environmental Journalists conference hosted at the University of Pennsylvania. 🌟
🔗 Learn more: https://bit.ly/3U6OPbc
🧪 8,550—the number of chronic wasting disease (CWD) diagnostic tests Penn Vet's Wildlife Futures laboratory performed last year.
Our dedicated Wildlife Futures Program team has been tirelessly working to help the Pennsylvania Game Commission track the spread of CWD, a fatal prion disease that is rising in deer populations worldwide. 🦌🦠
💪 Let's take a look at their hard work by the numbers.
📈 1,601: The number of out-of-state tests performed – a testament to our impact beyond borders.
🕒 15 days: Average turnaround time for a test in 2019.
🚀 4 days: Average turnaround time for a test in 2024 —a direct result of our team optimizing the testing procedure, bringing PA closer to effective disease management.
🔗 Learn more about the Wildlife Futures Program: https://bit.ly/3xxuYG0
📣 TONIGHT: Everything you need to know about Primary Care. 🩺
🦠 Learn about must-have vaccines and how to handle parasites by joining us and Meagan Smith, DVM, DABVP, associate professor of clinical equine field service, for the latest installment of our virtual First Tuesday Lecture Series: A Primer on Primary Care – Vaccinations and Parasite Control.
This event is free and open to the public. 🌟
🐎 A Primer on Primary Care – Vaccinations and Parasite Control
🗓️ Tuesday, April 2, 2024, 6:30 – 7:30 pm
🔗Register today: https://bit.ly/3ZvrrVE
Clear vision, clear results! 🎯
Back in February, New Bolton Center hospital’s Ophthalmology service offered free eye exams to validate a new intraocular pressure measurement device. 🤓
Under the guidance of Nikki Scherrer, DVM, clinical assistant professor of large animal ophthalmology, students and house officers performed 50 exams over four days, gaining valuable clinical experience along the way. 🌟
🐐🚨 Is your goat at risk during labor? 🤰
Daniella Luethy, DVM, MPH, assistant professor of large animal medicine, shares her latest insights into challenging kidding cases and explores the factors that contribute to them.
Tune in to the American Association of Small Ruminant Practitioners Podcast now: https://bit.ly/3VevMg5
Join us for this discussion about pain control options in goats with Dr. Daniela Luethy from the University of Pennsylvania as we discuss kidding complications in goats that are seen at veterinary teaching hospitals. The primary paper discussed is...
Meet Zara, the first foal born at Penn Vet’s New Bolton Center in 2024! 🎉🐴
While Zara, foaled in late January, may be new to the world, her lineage is no stranger to New Bolton Center. Michelle Abraham, BVMS, DACVIM, assistant professor of clinical critical care medicine, and the NICU team also delivered Zara’s dam, Epona, and her sire, Zarev.
Swipe to photo three for a heartwarming throwback featuring Dr. Abraham and Zarev when he was just a foal! 🤩
🔗Learn more about our foaling services and NICU by visiting: https://bit.ly/4a79Lnl
PET, and CT, and MRI, oh my!
Get a crash course in all things advanced imaging by joining us and Elizabeth Acutt, BVSc, DACVR, assistant professor of clinical large animal diagnostic imaging, for the latest installment of our virtual First Tuesday Lecture Series: Making Waves – Advanced Imaging for Injury Prevention and Early Intervention.
Learn how and when each modality is used, and what you can expect from your horse’s visit to New Bolton Center’s hospital.
This event is free and open to the public. 🌟
🐎 Making Waves – Advanced Imaging for Injury Prevention and Early Intervention
🗓️ Tuesday, March 5, 2024, 6:30 – 7:30 pm
🔗Register today: https://bit.ly/3ZvrrVE
Honoring history in our backyard! 📚🌳
Last week, in celebration of Black History Month, the Penn Vet community gathered to learn more about the freedom seekers and abolitionists who traversed the early stops of the Underground Railroad that were established right here in Kennett Square, Pennsylvania. 🚂
From exploring historical homes to deciphering coded language and reveling in freedom success stories, our heartfelt gratitude goes out to Adrian and Debbie Burson from the Kennett Underground Railroad Center for enlightening us about the remarkable experiences that have shaped our local history. 🙌
🌟 Exciting News! Join us in congratulating Kara Brown, VMD, DACVSMR, on her new role as assistant professor of equine sports medicine and rehabilitation! 🐎🎉
While Dr. Brown has been an integral member of the Penn Vet New Bolton Center community for some time, we thought this promotion was the perfect opportunity to reintroduce her.
“So many aspects of this new role excite me! I am delighted to continue bringing the information we gain from our research directly to my patients to improve their outcomes,” she says. “I love seeing students that I teach understand and apply new knowledge to our challenging and complex clinical cases, but in particular, I am thrilled to continue to be a part of our patients’ care team, help their owners and riders truly understand what may be causing their horse’s discomfort and help them to manage it to achieve their goals.” 🌟
Keep Scrolling to read our Q&A with Dr. Brown!⬇️
🩺 What is your clinical area of expertise?
“Equine Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation, and I have additional specialized training in Ultrasound and Cardiology. I am particularly interested in managing sport horses with poor performance using a multi-disciplinary approach and rehabilitation of equine athletes.”
🔬 What is your research focus?
“Poor performance in equine athletes. Specifically, diagnosis and management of axial skeletal (back and neck) pain and the interplay between musculoskeletal and non-musculoskeletal causes of poor performance (in particular, neurologic disease and endocrine disease), as well as orthobiologic therapies.”
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🌿#PANativeSpeciesDay is about celebrating and protecting our native ecosystem, like this family of Allegheny woodrats! 🐭✨ 🤝The Pennsylvania Game Commission, The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore, and Penn Vet’s Wildlife Futures Program have joined forces to rebuild struggling populations of Allegheny woodrats. 🌱These pups will soon be released back into the wild to strengthen subsequent generations of woodrats. Read more about the project: https://bit.ly/3V1DCJl #PennVet #ResearchAtPennVet #WildlifeFuturesProgram
PET, and CT, and MRI, oh my! Get a crash course in all things advanced imaging by joining us and Elizabeth Acutt, BVSc, DACVR, assistant professor of clinical large animal diagnostic imaging, for the latest installment of our virtual First Tuesday Lecture Series: Making Waves – Advanced Imaging for Injury Prevention and Early Intervention. Learn how and when each modality is used, and what you can expect from your horse’s visit to New Bolton Center’s hospital. This event is free and open to the public. 🌟 🐎 Making Waves – Advanced Imaging for Injury Prevention and Early Intervention 🗓️ Tuesday, March 5, 2024, 6:30 – 7:30 pm 🔗Register today: https://bit.ly/3ZvrrVE #HorseHealth #HorseTips #EquineVeterinarian #PennVet #NewBoltonCenter
Making our hearts pitter-patter! 💘 While our patients’ hearts might look different than those in your traditional Valentine’s Day cards, we know that true love comes in all shapes and sizes. Wishing everyone in the New Bolton Center community, whether on two legs or four, a happy Valentine's Day! ❤️🏥🐎 #NewBoltonCenter #PennVet
The cows have come home on another #PAFarmShow 🐄🌟 It warmed our hearts to hear stories from folks across Pennsylvania about the role Penn Vet has played in the health and wellbeing of their pets, horses, and farm animals. 🤗 Now, after a week of eating, exploring, and chatting, we are ready to hit the hay. Until next year, PA! 👋 #ConnectingOurCommunities #PAFS2024 #PAagriculture #PennVet #NewBoltonCenter #speakag
We’re having a ball at #PAFarmShow, and the week has just begun! 🎾💙 Visit us at booth 2210 today to meet our admissions team and learn about the world of opportunities a VMD can offer. 💪🩺 A vibrant future for #PAAg needs visionary animal, environmental, and public health experts – that could be YOU! 🌾 #ConnectingOurCommunities #PAFS2024 #PAagriculture #PennVet #NewBoltonCenter #speakag #PAFFA #midwinter
From comforting patients to assisting in life-saving surgery, our Nurses and Vet Techs go above and beyond to keep New Bolton Center's Hospital running smoothly. This #VetTechAppreciationWeek, we pulled back the curtain to hear – in their own words – what unsung, overlooked, or little-known aspects go into their vital jobs. #PennVet #NewBoltonCenter #VetNursing
ASMR Alert: Step into our Wildlife Lab! 🦌🧪💧👩🏻🔬 Listen in as our skilled Wildlife Futures Program lab technicians orchestrate a ‘symphony’ of science by performing an Enzyme-Linked Immunosorbent Assay, better known as ELISA. 🎶🔬 One of two tests used to detect Chronic Wasting Disease, ELISA testing is an essential diagnostic tool in identifying this prion disease affecting wild deer populations across Pennsylvania. By offering this vital testing, Penn Vet's Wildlife Futures Program aids the Pennsylvania Game Commission in safeguarding the Commonwealth’s wildlife and the humans who might come in contact with them. 🔗 Learn more about the Wildlife Futures Program: https://bit.ly/3xxuYG0 #PennVet #NewBoltonCenter #ClimateWeekAtPenn #WildlifeFuturesProgram
Summer mood: Horsing around in the sun. ☀️🐎Here are some clips to brighten up your first day of summer. #PennVet #NewBoltonCenter
Eye spy... the Lancaster City Mounted Police Horses! 👀🐴 King, Angus, and Jake visited New Bolton Center’s ophthalmology team earlier this week for ocular screenings as part of the ACVO National Service Animal Eye Exam Event, which provides free exams to qualifying service and working animals each year. Learn more about our ophthalmology services: https://bit.ly/3MXyRvi#PennVet #NewBoltonCenter #ACVOeyeexam
The standing equine Positron Emission Tomography (PET) scanner has revolutionized large animal veterinary medicine. With collaborators at UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine and LongMILE Veterinary PET Imaging, leading Penn Vet experts have worked diligently to pioneer this new frontier in equine medicine while bringing the most cutting-edge advancements in diagnostic imaging directly to New Bolton Center patients. Last week, we welcomed nearly 70 veterinarians from across the globe to share the latest developments in this dynamic technology during the inaugural Equine PET Symposium at New Bolton Center. Learn more about the PET Scan at New Bolton Center: https://bit.ly/43tmbms #NewBoltonCenter #PennVet #LongMILE #ResearchAtPennVet
Positron Emission Tomography – better known as a PET Scan – is a state-of-the-art imaging technique that can uncover microscopic warning signs of injury in equines. Since installing the LongMILE #MILEPET scanner on Penn Vet’s New Bolton Center campus in 2020, leading diagnostic imaging experts from Penn Vet and UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine have collaborated to advance the understanding and application of this powerful technology across all spectrums of equine medicine. The first of its kind, the #MILEPET scanner enables the safe imaging of equine limbs in a standing, lightly sedated horse in just 3-5 minutes – no anesthesia required. Learn more about this next-generation technology at https://bit.ly/44OGBb0 #NewBoltonCenter #PennVet #LongMILE #ResearchAtPennVet
Alumni Weekend registration is LIVE! We are excited to welcome #PennVetAlumni back to our Philadelphia and New Bolton Center campuses May 12-13. Get ready to reconnect, make new memories, and show some Penn Vet pride! This year, alumni with graduation years ending in a “3” or “8” are celebrating milestone reunions. You don’t want to miss it! Register today: https://bit.ly/2vpCfHW #PennVet #Newboltoncenter #pennvetalumni #vmd #pennalumni
From promoting agricultural sustainability, safeguarding Pennsylvania’s wildlife, and understanding infectious disease – We’ve recently launched three new research centers here at Penn Vet. Located on Penn Vet’s New Bolton Center campus, the Center for Stewardship Agriculture and Food Security (CSAFS) aims to foster the responsible use of resources entrusted to farmers to produce sustainable and nutritious food while feeding the world’s growing population. Launched in 2019, the Wildlife Futures Program (WFP) is a novel wildlife health partnership between the Pennsylvania Game Commission and Penn Vet to combat wildlife disease and potential threats to the Commonwealth’s 480 species of birds and mammals. Leaning into its strength in immunology and infectious disease, the Institute for Infectious and Zoonotic Diseases (IIZD) bolsters Penn’s capacity to understand and develop diagnostics, treatments, vaccines, and cures for diseases that can pass from animals to humans. Learn more about these three initiatives and stop by #PAFarmShow booth 2209 to talk to the experts themselves! #RootedInProgress #Pafs2023 #PAFarmShow #PAagriculture #PennVet #NewBoltonCenter
Who’s excited for #PAFS2023? 🙋♀️ Visit booth 2209, or follow along on social media, to discover how Penn Vet supports #PAagriculture in the field, on the farm, and in the clinic. #RootedInProgress Learn more by visiting: https://bit.ly/3GL4vu8 #PAFarmShow #PAagriculture #PennVet #NewBoltonCenter
Our nursing staff hold veterinary technician credentials and undergo cross-training to provide care in all hospital areas. This means our veterinary nursing team has advanced their learning and logged countless hours of hands-on training. On top of that, some of our veterinary nurses have expanded their expertise by becoming Veterinary Technician Specialists in various areas of patient care. This #NationalVeterinaryTechnicianWeek, we want to spotlight the determination and passion in achieving these credentials, for which we are endlessly appreciative. Learn more about nursing at New Bolton Center: https://www.vet.upenn.edu/veterinary-hospitals/NBC-hospital/services/veterinary-nursing #NewBoltonCenter #equinenurse #largeanimalnurse
How do we feed the world but do so sustainably? Today, we are thrilled to introduce you to the Center for Stewardship Agriculture and Food Security, a brand-new initiative built upon Penn Vet’s heritage of agricultural innovation. Read more about the Center: https://bit.ly/3g3YKMR #PennVet #PAAgriculture #climateweekatpenn
All work and no play? Even working K9s need to let off some steam in-between training sessions with the Wildlife Futures Program team! #PennVet #workingdog #pennvetworkingdogcenter #wildlifefutures
The view you get when you approach the fence around feeding time! #PennVet
Father’s Day is tomorrow! A perfect day to celebrate all the fathers and father figures in our lives! (the four-footed as well as human) #PennVet
